She may have been the sister of Harriet Beecher-Stowe, well known author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, but did not live in her shadow; leaving her own mark on the world.
Catherine died on May 12, 1878.
For the Use of Young Ladies at Home and at School
CHAPTER II. DIFFICULTIES PECULIAR TO AMERICAN WOMEN.
CHAPTER III. REMEDIES FOR THE PRECEDING DIFFICULTIES.
CHAPTER IV. ON DOMESTIC ECONOMY AS A BRANCH OF STUDY.
CHAPTER V. ON THE CARE OF HEALTH.
CHAPTER VI. ON HEALTHFUL FOOD
CHAPTER VII. ON HEALTHFUL DRINKS.
CHAPTER VIII. ON CLOTHING.
CHAPTER IX. ON CLEANLINESS.
CHAPTER X. ON EARLY RISING
CHAPTER XI. ON DOMESTIC EXERCISE.
CHAPTER XII. ON DOMESTIC MANNERS
CHAPTER XIII. ON THE PRESERVATION OF A GOOD TEMPER IN A HOUSEKEEPER
CHAPTER XIV. ON HABITS OF SYSTEM AND ORDER
CHAPTER XV. ON GIVING IN CHARITY
CHAPTER XVI. ON ECONOMY OF TIME AND EXPENSES
CHAPTER XVII. ON HEALTH OF MIND.
CHAPTER XVIII. ON THE CARE OF DOMESTICS.
CHAPTER XIX. ON THE CARE OF INFANTS.
CHAPTER XX. ON THE MANAGEMENT OF YOUNG CHILDREN.
CHAPTER XXI. ON THE CARE OF THE SICK.
CHAPTER XXII. ON ACCIDENTS AND ANTIDOTES
CHAPTER XXIII. ON DOMESTIC AMUSEMENTS AND SOCIAL DUTIES.
CHAPTER XXIV. ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF HOUSES
CHAPTER XXV. ON FIRES AND LIGHTS
CHAPTER XXVI. ON WASHING.
CHAPTER XXVII ON STARCHING, IRONING, AND CLEANSING.
CHAPTER XXVIII. ON WHITENING, CLEANSING, AND DYEING.
CHAPTER XXIX. ON THE CARE OF PARLORS.
CHAPTER XXX. ON THE CARE OF BREAKFAST AND DINING-ROOMS.
CHAPTER XXXI. ON THE CARE OF CHAMBERS AND BEDROOMS.
CHAPTER XXXII. ON THE CARE OF THE KITCHEN, CELLAR, AND STOREROOM.
CHAPTER XXXIII. ON SEWING, CUTTING, AND MENDING.
CHAPTER XXXIV. ON THE CARE OF YARDS AND GARDENS.
CHAPTER XXXV. ON THE PROPAGATION OF PLANTS.
CHAPTER XXXVI. ON THE CULTIVATION OF FRUIT.
CHAPTER XXXVII. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTIONS.
